Garret Clary

Garret (Garrett) Clary was a young man whose life was rooted in the Wichita Falls area and in the ties of family that survive him. Public records and family notices identify him as Garrett/ Garret Brent Clary and connect him to the Clary family; he is listed by a family funeral provider as having been a son who predeceased his father, Gregory Brent Clary. Those brief public traces make clear that Garret was part of a network of relationships—parents, siblings, and extended family—who remember him in their own words and memories.

While formal obituary text for Garret matching the exact June 22, 2019 date was not located in funeral-home listings or major local newspapers, memorial listings and family notices corroborate his identity and the deep personal loss felt by relatives. He was in his late twenties at the time of his death, and the surrounding community—friends and family in Wichita Falls—has carried forward the memory of his place among them. The record shows he belonged to a family that gathered for services and remembrances, and that his father later had services where Garret was listed among those preceded in death.

The public record about Garret is limited, and that scarcity of published detail is a reminder that many people live lives full of private meaning that do not always appear in news headlines. What is verifiable is the fact of his life and the people who were close to him: being named in family notices indicates he was loved and is mourned. This page honors those ties rather than the circumstances of his death. For family and friends who wish to add memories, photographs, or personal tributes, those remembrances help make visible the everyday details—humor, routines, favorite places, and relationships—that made Garret who he was to the people who loved him.

We hold this remembrance in the spirit of dignity and respect: Garret Clary was a person in a family and a community. His life mattered to those who knew him, and this page exists to acknowledge his memory and the continuing love of those who carry it forward.